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Prejudice and hate on university campuses: repairing harms through student-led restorative dialogue. Final evaluation report
This report presents the final stage evaluation of the project Hate crime on university campuses: Repairing the harms of hate and prejudice through student-led dialogue. This project was undertaken at the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton and funded by the Office for Students (formerly HEFCE) Catalyst Student Safeguarding Fund, which provided grants to higher education (HE) providers to improve and enhance safeguarding against hate crime and online harassment. The central aim of this project was the establishment of a new initiative called Restore Respect which addresses hate crime, hate incidents, and hate speech through restorative practices.
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Hate crime on university campuses: Repairing the harms of hate and prejudice through student-led dialogue; G2405; HEFCE
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University of SussexPlace of publication
Brighton, UKDepartment affiliated with
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- Crime Research Centre Publications
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2019-06-25First Open Access (FOA) Date
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2019-06-24Usage metrics
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